Method for detecting time synchronization ability of real-time measuring device based on time variable

ABSTRACT

A method for detecting a time synchronization ability of the real-time measuring device based on a time variable is provided. On a premise that the real-time measuring device correctly receives time service signals, the method aims at detecting time synchronization signal application ability of the real-time measuring device, and involves a purely resistive loop comprising a value transferring device and a time controllable switch. The method, via a time synchronization performance thereof, relatively completely reflects the time synchronization signal application ability of the device within a value transfer requirement. The method is a development upon power station time synchronization time service signals and transmission accuracy detection and an improvement of power station time synchronization detection procedures. The method facilitates improving real-time analysis and monitoring abilities of a power station and a power grid to a primary device and a primary system.

CROSS REFERENCE OF RELATED APPLICATION

This is a U.S. National Stage under 35 U.S.C 371 of the InternationalApplication PCT/CN2012/085143, filed Nov. 23, 2012, which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(a-d) to CN 201210066201.2, filed Mar. 14,2012.

BACKGROUND OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

1. Field of Invention

The present invention relates to a power device detection method, andmore particularly to a method for detecting a time synchronizationability of a real-time measuring device based on a timing variable,wherein the method detects a time synchronization signal applicationability of the real-time measuring device through a measuring functionof an electric real-time measuring device of a power station, on a basisof a manner of controlling breaking values of alternating signals andswitch value signals at a designated time.

2. Description of Related Arts

In recent years, the improvement of the electronic equipment manufacturetechnology, the popularization and application of the satellite timeservice technology, and the establishment and perfection of the timesynchronization technological standard in the power industry, allsupport the automation technology development of the regional power gridand the transformer substation, maintain the operation safety of thepower grid, improve the real-time analyzing, judging and processingabilities about the power grid operation, and facilitate the effectiveimplement of the unattended operational mode of the transformersubstation is facilitated.

The physical time synchronization of the power station including thetransformer substation and the switch field of the power plant, refersto the synchronization of functions of each Intelligent ElectronicDevice (IED) within the power station in a narrow sense; and refers tothe synchronization of the functions of the related IEDs of each powerstation within a region in a broad sense. The inconsistency in the timesynchronization of the power station IEDs causes the incorrect timesequence of the non-local/local real-time records and the illogicalfault analysis which frequently exist in the power system, and affectsthe abilities of the power grid which include the real-time sample andanalysis, the real-time manipulation and control, the precise faultjudgment and the timely accident solution.

The electric secondary IEDs for real-time measuring and analyzing faultsin the power station, such as the fault recorder and the PhasorMeasurement Unit (PMU), mostly have the functions of real-time measuringthe alternating quantity input and the switch value input; the timeaccuracy of the real-time records is usually required to reach the timesynchronization level at milliseconds or at microseconds.

Based on the structure of the power station time synchronization system,according to the application site and the detection situations, thecorrectness of the IEDs time synchronization is mainly controlled by thethree links including the time service device within the power station,the transmission of the synchronization time service signal and thetime-seeking application of the IEDs which is the applicationcorrectness of the IEDs to the synchronization signals. Because thecurrent technological standard has basically satisfied the normalapplication and detection of the former two links, apparently, detectingthe time-seeking application of the IEDs becomes the key factor, alsothe spot where the on-site time synchronization problems frequentlyoccur and the technological difficulty.

Most of the conventional on-site engineering applications aimed atdetecting the IED time synchronization ability, adopt the qualitativevalidation manner of mutual verification according to the logicalcorrelations among the device functions. The ultimate purpose of thepower station time synchronization is to accomplish the IED functiontime synchronization of the power primary devices; in other words, thetime section of the measurement and control of the primary devices issupposed to be determined, and real-time analyzing and monitoring theprimary devices and the primary system by the power station and thepower grid is supposed to be supported through the IED timesynchronization. Thus the time synchronization ability of the IEDs isconfirmed by the source-traceable time quantitative detection methodthrough each function of the IEDs, based on the engineeringtechnological principle of the source validation.

The Chinese patent 200820067196.6, controllable time scale signalsource, and the Chinese patent 200810047989.6, method for detecting timeinformation of output signals of satellite synchronization time servicedevice, disclosed the conventional time controllable switch. Based onthe mature application of the time controllable switch, combined withthe alternating electricity principle of the purely resistive loop, amethod for detecting the time synchronization ability of the real-timemeasuring device based on a time variable is provided.

SUMMARY OF THE PRESENT INVENTION

An object of the present invention is to provide a method for detectinga time synchronization ability of a real-time measuring device based ona time variable, the method comprising steps of: changing an alternatinginput signal intensity and a switch input signal status of a power gridreal-time measuring device at a designated time, comparing a datum of asignal variable time with a breaking time value which is recorded by thepower grid real-time measuring device, and detecting an ability to applya time synchronization signal of the real-time measuring device.

A method for detecting a time synchronization ability of a real-timemeasuring device based on a time variable, comprises a step of: in orderto detect a time synchronization capability of a measurement function ofa real-time measuring device, providing a system which comprises areal-time measuring device, a standard satellite synchronous timeservice device, a multi-channel storage oscilloscope, an AC source and acontrollable time scale signal source; the step of providing the systemspecifically comprises:

respectively connecting two satellite signal antennae into the standardsatellite synchronous time service device and the controllable timescale signal source; connecting a time synchronous signal TOUT outputterminal of the standard satellite synchronous time service device to atime synchronous signal TIN input terminal of the real-time measuringdevice; connecting a pulse 1 pps signal POUT output terminal of thestandard satellite synchronous time service device to a first samplingchannel CH1 of the oscilloscope; connecting an output terminal of a timecontrollable switch for detecting a switch value SDC of the controllabletime scale signal source to a switch value DI input terminal of thereal-time measuring device and a second sampling channel CH2 of theoscilloscope in parallel; forming a purely resistive alternatingdetection loop by connecting a first output terminal of an AC sourceoutput interface ÃO to a first purely resistive element, an alternatingcurrent ĨAI input channel of the real-time measuring device, a secondpurely resistive element and a second output terminal of the AC sourceoutput interface ÃO in series; across the first purely resistiveelement, connecting an alternating voltage ŨAI input channel of thereal-time measuring device and a third sampling channel CH3 of theoscilloscope to two ends of the first purely resistive element;connecting an output terminal of a time controllable switch fordetecting an alternating quantity SAC of the controllable time scalesignal source and a fourth sampling channel CH4 of the oscilloscope inparallel, and then across the second purely resistive element connectingthe output terminal of the time controllable switch for detecting analternating quantity SAC and the fourth sampling channel CH4 to two endsof the second purely resistive element.

The method further comprises a step of: detecting a time synchronizationdeviation of an alternating voltage measurement (t2−T2) and a timesynchronization deviation of an alternating current measurement (t3−T2)of a to-be-detected alternating quantity time synchronization measuringability, which specifically comprises:

(step 61) confirming that the first sampling channel CH1 of theoscilloscope normally receives and detects a reference standard pulse 1pps signal, and checking that a human-machine interface (HMI) of thereal-time measuring device normally confirms and receives the timesynchronization signal TIN;

(step 62) setting the second sampling channel CH2 of the oscilloscope asa triggering channel;

(step 63) setting a detection time T, by the controllable time scalesignal source, to be at a sharp minute or at a sharp second when thetime controllable switch for detecting the switch value SDC and the timecontrollable switch for detecting the alternating quantity SAC actsimultaneously to initiate the controllable time scale signal source;

(step 64) waiting until T;

(step 65) at T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope to lock a screendisplay thereof by the controllable switch SDC, wherein the oscilloscopeis displaying a status of each sampling channel at T, and capturing apulse rising edge of the reference standard pulse 1 pps signal at Taccording to the second sampling channel CH2 by the first samplingchannel CH1;

(step 70) through the first sampling channel CH1, obtaining a voltagebreaking absolute time of the two ends of the first purely resistiveelement T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by the third sampling channel CH3,and also a voltage breaking absolute time of the two ends of the secondpurely resistive element T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by the fourthsampling channel CH4, wherein ΔT2 is a time deviation of the acting ofthe switch SAC from T; according to a principle of the purely resistiveloop, obtaining signal breaking absolute times of the alternatingvoltage ŨAI measuring signal input terminal and the alternating currentĨAI measuring signal input terminal T2=T+ΔT2;

(step 71) recording a breaking time of an alternating voltage ŨAI inputsignal t2=T+Δt2 by the HMI of the real-time measuring device, whereinΔt2 is a time deviation of an alternating voltage ŨAI breaking timewhich is recorded by the real-time measuring device from T; andrecording a breaking time of an alternating current ĨAI input signalt3=T+Δt3 by the HMI, wherein Δt3 is a time deviation of an alternatingcurrent ĨAI breaking time which is recorded by the real-time measuringdevice from T; and

(step 72) obtaining a time synchronization deviation of the alternatingquantity measurement of the real-time measuring device, wherein the timesynchronization deviation of the alternating voltage measurementt2−T2=Δt2−ΔT2 and that of the alternating current measurementt3−T2=Δt3−ΔT2.

The method further comprises a step of: detecting a time synchronizationdeviation of a time synchronization deviation of a switch valuemeasurement (t1−T1) of the to-be-detected switch value timesynchronization measuring ability, which specifically comprises:

(step 61) confirming that the first sampling channel CH1 of theoscilloscope normally receives and detects a reference standard pulse 1pps signal, and checking that a human-machine interface (HMI) of thereal-time measuring device normally confirms and receives the timesynchronization signal TIN;

(step 62) setting the second sampling channel CH2 of the oscilloscope asa triggering channel;

(step 63) setting a detection time T, by the controllable time scalesignal source, to be at a sharp minute or at a sharp second when thetime controllable switch for detecting the switch value SDC and the timecontrollable switch for detecting the alternating quantity SAC actsimultaneously to initiate the controllable time scale signal source;

(step 64) waiting until T;

(step 65) at T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope to lock a screendisplay thereof by the controllable switch SDC, wherein the oscilloscopeis displaying a status of each sampling channel at T, and capturing apulse rising edge of the reference standard pulse 1 pps signal at Taccording to the second sampling channel CH2 by the first samplingchannel CH1;

(step 67) through the first sampling channel CH1 and the second samplingchannel CH2, obtaining an absolute time T1=T+ΔT1 when the timecontrollable switch for detecting the switch value SDC and the switchvalue DI measuring signal input terminal change the statuses, whereinΔT1 is a time deviation of the acting of the switch SDC from T;

(step 68) recording a time at which the switch value DI input signalchanges the status t1=T+Δt1 by the HMI of the real-time measuringdevice, wherein Δt1 is a time deviation of the switch value DI statuschanging time which is recorded by the real-time measuring device fromT; and

(step 69) obtaining the time synchronization deviation of the switchvalue measurement of the real-time measuring device t1−T1=Δt1−ΔT1.

According to the controllable switch application principles disclosed bythe Chinese patent 200820067196.6, controllable time scale signalsource, and the Chinese patent 200810047989.6, method for detecting timeinformation of output signals of satellite synchronization time servicedevice, on a premise that the real-time measuring device correctlyreceives time service signals, the present invention provides the methodfor detecting the time synchronization ability of the power stationreal-time measuring device based on a control of the variable time,wherein the method involves the purely resistive loop comprising a valuetransferring device and a time controllable switch and aims at adetection purpose of the time synchronization signal application abilityof the real-time measuring device.

The method provided by the present invention covers the switch value andthe alternating voltage/current input channels of the measurementfunction of the real-time measuring device, and relatively completelyreflects the time synchronization signal application ability of thedevice while satisfying a requirement of value transfer. The methodprovided by the present invention is an improvement on a basis of thepower station time synchronization time service signals and thetransmission accuracy detection; the method improves power station timesynchronization detection procedures and facilitates improving thereal-time analysis and monitoring abilities of the power station and thepower grid to the primary device and the primary system.

These and other objectives, features, and advantages of the presentinvention will become apparent from the following detailed description,the accompanying drawings, and the appended claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a sketch view of connections of a time synchronization signalloop according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sketch view of a waveform of a reference standard timesynchronization pulse according to the preferred embodiment of thepresent invention.

FIG. 3 is a sketch view of connections of a time synchronizationdetection loop of a switch value measurement according to the preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a sketch view of a time synchronization detection waveform ofthe switch value measurement according to the preferred embodiment ofthe present invention.

FIG. 5 is a sketch view of connections of a time synchronizationdetection loop of an alternating quantity measurement according to thepreferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a sketch view of a time synchronization detection waveform ofthe alternating quantity measurement according to the preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a sketch view of connections of devices which are provided bya method for detecting a time synchronization ability of a real-timemeasuring device based on a time variable according to the preferredembodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a flow chart of a detection process of the method according tothe preferred embodiment of the present invention.

1—real-time measuring device; 2—standard satellite synchronous timeservice device; 3—oscilloscope; 4—AC source; 5—controllable time scalesignal source; 6—first purely resistive element; 7—second purelyresistive element; 9, 10—satellite signal antennae; 11—timesynchronization signal input terminal; 12—switch value DI measuringsignal input terminal; 13—alternating voltage ŨAI measuring signal inputterminal; 14—alternating current ĨAI measuring signal input terminal;15—HMI; 21—time synchronization signal output terminal; 22—pulse 1 ppssignal output terminal; 31—first sampling channel CH1; 32—secondsampling channel CH2; 33—third sampling channel CH3; 34—fourth samplingchannel CH4; 41—first output terminal of AC source output interface ÃO;42—second output terminal of AC source output interface ÃO; 51—timecontrollable switch for detecting switch value SDC; 52—time controllableswitch for detecting alternating quantity SAC; 61—first common step ofdetection methods; 62—second common step of detection methods; 63—thirdcommon step of detection methods; 64—fourth common step of detectionmethods; 65—fifth common step of detection methods; 66—sixth common stepof detection methods; 67—first step for switch value detection;68—second step for switch value detection; 69—third step for switchvalue detection; 70—first step for alternating quantity detection;71—second step for alternating quantity detection; 72—third step foralternating quantity detection; 73—final detection step; T—detectioninitiating time and rising edge of 1 pps pulse of reference standardPOUT thereof set by controllable time scale signal source; T1—actualacting time of time controllable switch SDC; ΔT1—time deviation ofacting of switch SDC from T; t1—status changing time of switch value DIrecorded by real-time measuring device; Δt1—time deviation of statuschanging time of switch value DI recorded by real-time measuring devicefrom T; T2—actual acting time of time controllable switch SAC; ΔT2—timedeviation of acting time of switch SAC from T; t2—alternating voltageŨAI breaking time recorded by real-time measuring device; Δt2—timedeviation of recorded alternating voltage ŨAI breaking time of real-timemeasuring device from T; t3—alternating current ĨAI breaking timerecorded by real-time measuring device; Δt3—time deviation of recordedalternating current ĨAI breaking time of real-time measuring device fromT; (t1−T1)—time synchronization deviation of switch value measurement ofreal-time measuring device; (t2−T2)—time synchronization deviation ofalternating voltage measurement of real-time measuring device; and(t3−T2)—time synchronization deviation of alternating currentmeasurement of real-time measuring device.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

Combined with the drawings, the technical solutions of the presentinvention are clearly and wholly illustrated as follows.

A method for detecting a time synchronization ability of a real-timemeasuring device, based on a time variable, comprises steps of:

firstly, connecting time synchronization signals, for preparing adetection of a time synchronization ability of a real-time measuringdevice; wherein

as showed in FIG. 1, a standard satellite synchronous time servicedevice 2 is not only a standard time signal source of a real-timemeasuring device 1, but also a time reference standard source of themethod; the first step comprises steps of:

directly connecting a time synchronization signal output terminal 21 ofthe standard satellite synchronous time service device 2 to a timesynchronous signal input terminal 11 of the real-time measuring device1; connecting a pulse 1 pps signal output terminal 22 to a firstsampling channel CH1 31 of an oscilloscope 3, and finishing asynchronization with a satellite time through a first satellite signalantenna 9 by the satellite synchronous time service device 2;

as showed in FIG. 2, the oscilloscope 3 detects a 1 pps waveform of thepulse 1 pps signal output terminal 22 through the first sampling channelCH1 31;

referring to FIGS. 1, 2 and 8, step 61 is for confirming that the firstsampling channel CH1 31 of the oscilloscope 3 normally receives anddetects a reference standard pulse 1 pps signal and checking that an HMI15 of the real-time measuring device 1 normally confirms and receives atime synchronization TIN signal; the step 61 specifically comprisessteps of:

a) detecting the 1 pps waveform of the pulse 1 pps signal outputterminal 22 through the first sampling channel CH1 31, and confirmingthat the received pulse 1 pps signal is normal, by the oscilloscope 3;

b) checking that the HMI 15 of the real-time measuring device 1 displaystime normally;

c) disconnecting the time synchronization signal input terminal 11 fromthe time synchronization signal output terminal 21;

d) changing a displayed time of the HMI 15 to be different from thesatellite synchronization time service device 2, and confirming that theHMI 15 independently runs time normally;

e) re-connecting the time synchronization signal input terminal 11 tothe time synchronization signal output terminal 21;

f) automatically recovering the displayed time of the HMI 15 to beidentical to the satellite synchronization time service device 2; and

g) finishing checking, and receiving the time synchronization signal ofthe satellite synchronous time service device 2 by the real-timemeasuring device 1;

secondly, detecting a time synchronization of a switch valuemeasurement, comprising a step of:

as showed in FIG. 1, according to an application principle of acontrollable switch which is disclosed by the Chinese patent200820067196.6, controllable time scale signal source, and the Chinesepatent 200810047989.6, method for detecting time information of outputsignals of satellite synchronization time service device, and further asshowed in FIG. 3, providing a detection loop of a time synchronizationability of the switch value measurement, which specifically comprisessteps of:

finishing a synchronization with the satellite time through a secondsatellite signal antenna 10 by the controllable time scale signal source5; and connecting a switch value DI measuring signal input terminal 12of the real-time measuring device 1, a second sampling channel CH2 32 ofthe oscilloscope 3 and a time controllable switch for detecting a switchvalue 51 of the controllable time scale signal source 5 in parallel; and

further, as showed in FIGS. 1, 3, 4 and 8, comprising a step of:detecting a time synchronization deviation of the switch valuemeasurement of a switch value time synchronization measuring ability,which specifically comprises steps of:

(step 61) confirming that the first sampling channel CH1 31 of theoscilloscope 3 normally receives and detects a reference standard pulse1 pps signal, and checking that the HMI 15 of the real-time measuringdevice 1 normally confirms and receives the time synchronization TINsignal;

(step 62) setting the second sampling channel CH2 32 of the oscilloscope3 as a triggering channel;

(step 63) setting a detection time T by the controllable time scalesignal source 5 to be at a sharp minute or a sharp second when the timecontrollable switch for detecting the switch value 51 acts and initiatesthe controllable time scale signal source 5;

(step 64) waiting until T;

(step 65) at T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope 3 to lock ascreen display thereof by the controllable switch 51, wherein theoscilloscope 3 is displaying a status of each sampling channel at T, andcapturing a pulse rising edge of the reference standard pulse 1 ppssignal at T according to the second sampling channel CH2 32 by the firstsampling channel CH1 31, as showed in FIG. 4;

(step 67) through the first sampling channel CH1 31 and the secondsampling channel CH2 32, obtaining an absolute time T1=T+ΔT1 when thetime controllable switch for detecting the switch value 51 and theswitch value DI measuring signal input terminal 12 change the statuses,wherein ΔT1 is a time deviation of the acting time of the switch 51 fromT, as showed in FIG. 4;

(step 68) recording a time at which the switch value DI input signalchanges the status t1=T+Δt1 by the HMI 15 of the real-time measuringdevice 1, wherein Δt1 is a time deviation of the switch value DI statuschanging time which is recorded by the real-time measuring device fromT, as showed in FIG. 4;

(step 69) obtaining a time synchronization deviation of the switch valuemeasurement of the real-time measuring device 1 t1−T1=Δt1−ΔT1, as showedin FIG. 4; and

(step 73) ending;

thirdly, detecting a time synchronization of an alternating quantitymeasurement; wherein

the third step comprises a step of: combined with FIGS. 1 and 3,according to the application principle of the controllable time scaleswitch, providing a purely resistive loop for detecting a timesynchronization ability of the alternating quantity measurement asshowed in FIG. 5, which specifically comprises steps of:

forming an alternating loop by connecting a first output terminal of anoutput interface ÃO 41 of an AC source 4 successively to a first purelyresistive element 6, an alternating current ĨAI measuring signal inputchannel 14 of the real-time measuring device 1, a second purelyresistive element 7 and a second output terminal of the output interfaceÃO 42 of the AC source 4 in series; across the first purely resistiveelement 6, connecting an alternating voltage ŨAI measuring signal inputchannel 13 of the real-time measuring device 1 and a third samplingchannel CH3 33 of the oscilloscope 3 to two ends of the first purelyresistive element 6; connecting the time controllable switch fordetecting an alternating quantity 52 of the controllable time scalesignal source 5 and a fourth sampling channel CH4 34 of the oscilloscope3 in parallel, then across the second purely resistive element 7connecting the time controllable switch for detecting the alternatingquantity 52 and the fourth sampling channel CH4 34 to two ends of thesecond purely resistive element 7;

the third step further comprises a step of: detecting a timesynchronization deviation of an alternating voltage measurement and atime synchronization deviation of an alternating current measurement ofa time synchronization measuring ability of the alternating quantitymeasurement, as showed in FIGS. 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8, according to theapplication principle of the controllable time scale switch and aprinciple that an alternating voltage and an alternating current of apurely resistive loop share identical phase and change simultaneously,which specifically comprises steps of:

(step 61) confirming that the first sampling channel CH1 31 of theoscilloscope 3 normally receives and detects the reference standardpulse 1 pps signal, and checking that the HMI 15 of the real-timemeasuring device 1 normally confirms and receives the timesynchronization TIN signal;

(step 62) setting the second sampling channel CH2 32 of the oscilloscope3 as the triggering channel;

(step 63) setting the detection time T by the controllable time scalesignal source 5 to be at a sharp minute or a sharp second when the timecontrollable switch for detecting the switch value 51 and the timecontrollable switch for detecting the alternating quantity 52 actsimultaneously and then initiate the controllable time scale signalsource 5;

(step 64) waiting until T;

(step 65) at T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope 3 to lock thescreen display thereof by the controllable switch 51, wherein theoscilloscope 3 is displaying the status of each sampling channel at T,and capturing the pulse rising edge of the reference standard pulse 1pps signal at T according to the second sampling channel CH2 32 by thefirst sampling channel CH1 31, as showed in FIG. 6;

(step 70) through the first sampling channel CH1 31, obtaining a voltagebreaking absolute time of the two ends of the first purely resistiveelement 6 T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by the third sampling channel CH333, and also a voltage breaking absolute time of the two ends of thesecond purely resistive element 7 T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by thefourth sampling channel CH4 34, wherein ΔT2 is a time deviation of theacting time of the switch 52 from T; according to the principle of thepurely resistive loop, obtaining signal breaking absolute times of thealternating voltage ŨAI measuring signal input channel 13 and thealternating current ĨAI measuring signal input channel 14 T2=T+ΔT2, asshowed in FIG. 6;

(step 71) recording a breaking time of an alternating voltage ŨAI inputsignal t2=T+Δt2 by the HMI 15 of the real-time measuring device 1,wherein Δt2 is a time deviation of an alternating voltage ŨAI breakingtime which is recorded by the real-time measuring device from T; andrecording a breaking time of an alternating current ĨAI input signalt3=T+Δt3 by the HMI 15, wherein Δt3 is a time deviation of analternating current ĨAI breaking time which is recorded by the real-timemeasuring device from T, as showed in FIG. 6; and

(step 72) obtaining a time synchronization deviation of the alternatingquantity measurement of the real-time measuring device 1, wherein thetime synchronization deviation of the alternating voltage measurementt2−T2=Δt2−ΔT2 and that of the alternating current measurementt3−T2=Δt3−ΔT2, as showed in FIG. 6;

(step 73) end; and

fourthly, detecting a time synchronization of the real-time measuringdevice; wherein the fourth step comprises a step of:

as showed in FIGS. 1, 3 and 5, providing a system for detecting the timesynchronization of the real-time measuring device, which specificallycomprises steps of:

respectively connecting the first and the second satellite signalantennae 9 and 10 into the standard satellite synchronous time servicedevice 2 and the controllable time scale signal source 5; connecting thetime synchronization signal output terminal 21 of the satellitesynchronous time service device 2 to the time synchronous signal inputterminal 11 of the real-time measuring device 1; connecting the pulse 1pps signal output terminal 22 of the satellite synchronous time servicedevice 2 to the first sampling channel CH1 31 of the oscilloscope 3;connecting an output terminal of the time controllable switch fordetecting the switch value 51 of the controllable time scale signalsource 5 to the switch value input terminal 12 of the real-timemeasuring device 1 and the second sampling channel CH2 32 of theoscilloscope in parallel; forming a purely resistive alternatingdetection loop by connecting the first output terminal of the outputinterface ÃO 41 of the AC source 4 to the first purely resistive element6, the alternating current input channel 14 of the real-time measuringdevice 1, the second purely resistive element 7 and the second outputterminal of the output interface ÃO 42 of the AC source 4 in series;across the first purely resistive element 6, connecting the alternatingvoltage input channel 13 of the real-time measuring device 1 and thethird sampling channel CH3 33 of the oscilloscope 3 to the two ends ofthe first purely resistive element 6; connecting an output terminal ofthe time controllable switch for detecting the alternating quantity 52of the controllable time scale signal source 5 and the fourth samplingchannel CH4 34 of the oscilloscope 3 in parallel, and then across thesecond purely resistive element 7 connecting the output terminal of thetime controllable switch for detecting the alternating quantity 52 andthe fourth sampling channel CH4 34 to the two ends of the second purelyresistive element 7;

the fourth step further comprises a step of: as showed in FIGS. 2, 4, 6,7 and 8, according to the application principle of the controllableswitch disclosed by the Chinese patent 200820067196.6, controllable timescale signal source, and the Chinese patent 200810047989.6, method fordetecting time information of output signals of satellitesynchronization time service device, and the principle that thealternating voltage and the alternating current of the purely resistiveloop share the identical phase, obtaining the time synchronization ofthe real-time measuring device, which specifically comprises steps, asshowed in FIG. 8, of:

(step 61) confirming that the first sampling channel CH1 31 of theoscilloscope 3 normally receives and detects the reference standardpulse 1 pps signal, and checking that the HMI 15 of the real-timemeasuring device 1 normally confirms and receives the timesynchronization signal TIN;

(step 62) setting the second sampling channel CH2 32 of the oscilloscope3 as the triggering channel;

(step 63) setting the detection time T, by the controllable time scalesignal source 5, to be at a sharp minute or at a sharp second when thetime controllable switch for detecting the switch value 51 and the timecontrollable switch for detecting the alternating quantity 52 actsimultaneously to initiate the controllable time scale signal source 5;

(step 64) waiting until T;

(step 65) at T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope 3 to lock ascreen display thereof by the controllable switch 51, wherein theoscilloscope 3 is displaying the status of each sampling channel at T,and capturing the pulse rising edge of the reference standard pulse 1pps signal at T according to the second sampling channel CH2 32 by thefirst sampling channel CH1 31;

(step 66) executing the step 67 to detect the switch value, andexecuting the step 70 to detect the alternating quantity;

(step 67) through the first sampling channel CH1 31 and the secondsampling channel CH2 32, obtaining the absolute time T1=T+ΔT1 when thetime controllable switch for detecting the switch value 51 and theswitch value measuring signal input terminal 12 change the statuses,wherein ΔT1 is the time deviation of the acting time of the switch 51from T;

(step 68) recording the time at which the switch value input signalchanges the status t1=T+Δt1 by the HMI 15 of the real-time measuringdevice 1, wherein Δt1 is the time deviation of the switch value statuschanging time which is recorded by the real-time measuring device fromT;

(step 69) obtaining the time synchronization deviation of the switchvalue measurement of the real-time measuring device 1 t1−T1=Δt1−ΔT1, andexecuting step 73;

(step 70) through the first sampling channel CH1 31, obtaining thevoltage breaking absolute time of the two ends of the first purelyresistive element 6 T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by the third samplingchannel CH3 33, and also the voltage breaking absolute time of the twoends of the second purely resistive element 7 T2=T+ΔT2 which is capturedby the fourth sampling channel CH4 34, wherein ΔT2 is the time deviationof the acting time of the switch 52 from T; according to the principleof the purely resistive loop, obtaining the signal breaking absolutetimes of the alternating voltage ŨAI measuring signal input terminal 13and the alternating current ĨAI measuring signal input terminal 14T2=T+ΔT2;

(step 71) recording the breaking time of the alternating voltage ŨAIinput signal t2=T+Δt2 by the HMI 15 of the real-time measuring device 1,wherein Δt2 is the time deviation of the alternating voltage ŨAIbreaking time which is recorded by the real-time measuring device fromT; and recording the breaking time of the alternating current ĨAI inputsignal t3=T+Δt3 by the HMI 15, wherein Δt3 is the time deviation of thealternating current ĨAI breaking time which is recorded by the real-timemeasuring device from T;

(step 72) obtaining the time synchronization deviation of thealternating quantity measurement of the real-time measuring device 1,wherein the time synchronization deviation of the alternating voltagemeasurement t2−T2=Δt2−ΔT2 and that of the alternating currentmeasurement t3−T2=Δt3−ΔT2; and

(step 73) ending.

According to the controllable switch application principles disclosed bythe Chinese patent 200820067196.6, controllable time scale signalsource, and the Chinese patent 200810047989.6, method for detecting timeinformation of output signals of satellite synchronization time servicedevice, on a premise that the real-time measuring device correctlyreceives time service signals, the present invention provides the methodfor detecting the time synchronization ability of the power stationreal-time measuring device based on a control of the variable time,wherein the method involves the purely resistive loop comprising a valuetransferring device and a time controllable switch and aims at adetection purpose of the time synchronization signal application abilityof the real-time measuring device.

The method relatively completely reflects the time synchronizationsignal application ability of the device, via a time synchronizationperformance of a measurement function of the real-time measuring device,and satisfies a requirement of value transfer. The method is animprovement in the power station time synchronization time servicesignals and the transmission accuracy detection; the method improvespower station time synchronization detection procedures and facilitatesimproving real-time analysis and monitoring abilities of a power stationand a power grid to a primary device and a primary system.

One skilled in the art will understand that the embodiment of thepresent invention as shown in the drawings and described above isexemplary only and not intended to be limiting.

It will thus be seen that the objects of the present invention have beenfully and effectively accomplished. Its embodiments have been shown anddescribed for the purposes of illustrating the functional and structuralprinciples of the present invention and is subject to change withoutdeparture from such principles. Therefore, this invention includes allmodifications encompassed within the spirit and scope of the followingclaims.

What is claimed is:
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A method for detecting a time synchronizationability of a real-time measuring device based on a time variable,comprising steps of: providing a system comprising a real-time measuringdevice a standard satellite synchronous time service device, amulti-channel storage oscilloscope, an AC source and a controllable timescale signal source; and respectively connecting a first and a secondsatellite signal antennae into the standard satellite synchronous timeservice device and the controllable time scale signal source; connectinga time synchronization signal output terminal of the standard satellitesynchronization time service device to a time synchronization signalinput terminal of the real-time measuring device; connecting a pulse 1pps signal output terminal of the standard satellite synchronous timeservice device to a first sampling channel of the oscilloscope;connecting an output terminal of a first time controllable switch SDCfor detecting a first switch value of the controllable time scale signalsource to a switch value DI input terminal of the real-time measuringdevice and a second sampling channel of the oscilloscope in parallel;forming a purely resistive alternating detection loop by connecting afirst output terminal of an output interface of the AC source to a firstpurely resistive element, an alternating current input channel of thereal-time measuring device, a second purely resistive element and then asecond output terminal of the output interface in series; across thefirst purely resistive element, connecting an alternating voltage inputchannel of the real-time measuring device and a third sampling channelof the oscilloscope to two ends of the first purely resistive element;connecting an output terminal of a second time controllable switch SACfor detecting an alternating quantity of the controllable time scalesignal source to a fourth sampling channel CH4 of the oscilloscope inparallel, then across the second purely resistive element connecting theoutput terminal of the second time controllable switch SAC for detectingthe alternating quantity and the fourth sampling channel to two ends ofthe second purely resistive element; detecting by the oscilloscope atime synchronization deviation of an alternating voltage measurement,t2−T2, and a time synchronization deviation of an alternating currentmeasurement, t3−T2, of a to-be-detected alternating quantity timesynchronization measuring ability; detecting by the oscilloscope a timesynchronization deviation of a switch value measurement, t1−T1, of ato-be-detected switch value time synchronization measuring ability. 2.The method, as recited in claim 1, the step of: detecting the timesynchronization deviation of the alternating voltage measurement, t2−T2,and the time synchronization deviation of the alternating currentmeasurement, t3−T2, of the to-be-detected alternating quantity timesynchronization measuring ability, further comprising steps of:confirming that the first sampling channel of the oscilloscope normallyreceives and detects a reference standard pulse 1 pps signal, andchecking that a human-machine interface of the real-time measuringdevice normally confirms and receives a time synchronization signal;setting the second sampling channel CH2 of the oscilloscope as atriggering channel; setting a detection time T by the controllable timescale signal source to be at a sharp minute or at a sharp second whenthe first time controllable switch SDC for detecting the first switchvalue and the second time controllable switch SAC for detecting thealternating quantity act simultaneously to initiate the controllabletime scale signal source; waiting until the detection time T; at thedetection time T, acting and triggering the oscilloscope to lock ascreen display thereof by the first time controllable switch SDC,wherein the oscilloscope is displaying a status of each sampling channelat the detection time T, and capturing a pulse rising edge of thereference standard pulse 1 pps signal at the detection time T accordingto the second sampling channel by the first sampling channel; throughthe first sampling channel, obtaining a first voltage breaking absolutetime of the two ends of the first purely resistive element T2=T+ΔT2which is captured by the third sampling channel, and a second voltagebreaking absolute time of the two ends of the second purely resistiveelement T2=T+ΔT2 which is captured by the fourth sampling channel,wherein ΔT2 is a time deviation of an acting time of the second timecontrollable switch SAC from the detection time T; according to aprinciple of the purely resistive loop, obtaining signal breakingabsolute times of an alternating voltage measuring signal input terminaland an alternating current measuring signal input terminal T2=T+ΔT2;recording a breaking time of an alternating voltage input signalt2=T+Δt2 by the human-machine interface of the real-time measuringdevice, wherein Δt2 is a time deviation of an alternating voltagebreaking time which is recorded by the real-time measuring device fromthe detection time T, and recording a breaking time of an alternatingcurrent input signal t3=T+Δt3, wherein Δt3 is a time deviation of analternating current breaking time which is recorded by the real-timemeasuring device from the detection time T; and obtaining the timesynchronization deviation of the alternating quantity measurement of thereal-time measuring device, wherein a time synchronization deviation ofthe alternating voltage measurement t2−T2=Δt2−ΔT2; a timesynchronization deviation of the alternating current measurementt3−T2=Δt3−ΔT2.
 3. The method, as recited in claim 1, the step of:detecting the time synchronization deviation of the switch valuemeasurement, t1−T1, of the to-be-detected switch value timesynchronization measuring ability, further comprising steps of:confirming that the first sampling channel of the oscilloscope normallyreceives and detects a reference standard pulse 1 pps signal, andchecking that a human-machine interface of the real-time measuringdevice normally confirms and receives a time synchronization signal;setting the second sampling channel of the oscilloscope as a triggeringchannel; setting a detection time T by the controllable time scalesignal source to be at a sharp minute or at a sharp second when thefirst time controllable switch SDC for detecting the first switch valueact to initiate the controllable time scale signal source; waiting untilthe detection time T; at the detection time T, acting and triggering theoscilloscope to lock a screen display thereof by the first timecontrollable switch SDC, wherein the oscilloscope is displaying a statusof each sampling channel at the detection time T, and capturing a pulserising edge of the reference standard pulse 1 pps signal at thedetection time T according to the second sampling channel by the firstsampling channel; through the first sampling channel and the secondsampling channel, obtaining an absolute time T1=T+ΔT1 when the firsttime controllable switch for detecting the first switch value SDC andthe switch value DI measuring signal input terminal change statuses,wherein ΔT1 is a time deviation of an acting time of the first timecontrollable switch SDC from the detection time T; recording a time atwhich the switch value DI input signal changes a status t1=T+Δt1 by thehuman-machine interface of the real-time measuring device, wherein Δt1is a time deviation of the switch value DI status changing time which isrecorded by the real-time measuring device from the detection time T;and obtaining the time synchronization deviation of the switch valuemeasurement of the real-time measuring device t1−T1=Δt1−ΔT1.